We are coming to kōrero with you to learn about your creative mahi and introduce you to our initiatives that can help amplify your creative practice. Plus, it’s an excellent opportunity to socialise, network, and connect with others.
You’re holding Issue 22 of your favourite arts and community magazine, and we’re thrilled to share it with you. Each month, we bring you heartwarming stories about locals doing incredible things in our region alongside breathtaking art from talented local artists.
Waihi Beach artist Graham Young has enjoyed a long career as an oil painter, establishing a reputation for creating realistic paintings that capture his love for the familiar yet often overlooked places that surround us in our everyday lives.
Why did I do that? Have you ever asked yourself that question? Then, it’s quickly brushed off, only to find yourself in the same situation and that same query on repeat. And so the loop continues.
What if the next time you asked the question, you really asked; then took the time to answer it, to decide what’s next?
Seasons Bleeding! Time for your unfortunate HorrorScopes – Caution, these are not for the faint-hearted. Or the illiterate. There is an audio version, but it’s a bit creepy; perhaps you could wait and read these tonight?
We are coming to kōrero with you to learn about your creative mahi and introduce you to our initiatives that can help amplify your creative practice. Plus, it’s an excellent opportunity to socialise, network, and connect with others.
You’re holding Issue 22 of your favourite arts and community magazine, and we’re thrilled to share it with you. Each month, we bring you heartwarming stories about locals doing incredible things in our region alongside breathtaking art from talented local artists.
Waihi Beach artist Graham Young has enjoyed a long career as an oil painter, establishing a reputation for creating realistic paintings that capture his love for the familiar yet often overlooked places that surround us in our everyday lives.
Why did I do that? Have you ever asked yourself that question? Then, it’s quickly brushed off, only to find yourself in the same situation and that same query on repeat. And so the loop continues.
What if the next time you asked the question, you really asked; then took the time to answer it, to decide what’s next?
Seasons Bleeding! Time for your unfortunate HorrorScopes – Caution, these are not for the faint-hearted. Or the illiterate. There is an audio version, but it’s a bit creepy; perhaps you could wait and read these tonight?
Coromind is a collaborative project that gives voice and a platform to the people from the Coromandel. Diversity is essential to us.
